Bagi tujuan tersebut, Mahkamah ini adalah dipandu dengan keputusan kes Mahkamah Agong Bank Negara Malaysia v Mohd Ismail Ali Johor & Ors [1992] 1 CLJ Rep 14 di mana Mohd Azmi, HMA (pada ketika itu) menyatakan seperti berikut-Under an O. 14 application, the duty of a Judge does not end as soon as a fact is asserted by one party, and denied or disputed by the other on affidavit. Where such assertion, denial or dispute is equivocal, or lacking in precision or is inconsistent with undisputed contemporary documents or other statements by the same deponent or is inherently improbable in itself, then the Judge has a duty to reject such assertion or denial, thereby rendering the issue as not triable. In our opinion, unless this principle is adhered to, a Judge is in no position to exercise his discretion judicially under an O. 14 application. Thus, apart from identifying the issues of fact or law, the Court must go one step further and determine whether they are triable. This principle is sometimes expressed by the statement that a complete defence need not be shown. The defence set up need only show that there is a triable issue.